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Deadline Approaches for El Paso Diocese Abuse Claims Amid Bankruptcy Proceedings

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Survivors of alleged clergy abuse have until September 11 to file claims for compensation against the Catholic Diocese of El Paso. A federal bankruptcy judge confirmed this deadline during a hearing on April 14, emphasizing the urgency for those affected to come forward. The judge also dismissed requests from insurers for additional documentation, streamlining the process for claimants. This ruling is crucial for survivors seeking justice and financial restitution for their experiences.

Key Details: • Final deadline for filing claims is September 11. • Hearing took place on April 14 in Downtown El Paso. • Insurers' requests for extra paperwork were rejected.

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